Engineer Geniuses: Oskar Regele

Abstract

Oscar Regele, called Regele Oszkár by his brothers in arms in Pozsony, served together with his Hungarian military  engineering comrades on various fronts of the First World  War. They fought together both on the Serbian and the  Italian fronts, and he led Hungarian military engineers  during crossing the Danube. In the interwar period, he was  the Austrian military attaché in Budapest. His career was  completed after the Second World War, when he became  the director of the War Archive (Kriegsarchiv), and the  director-general of the Austrian State Archive  (Österreichisches Staatsarchiv).